NTUC calls for review of salary ceilings for CPF contributions to help middle-income workers
The Straits Times - Singapore·2022-02-16 06:03
CPF salary ceilings were last raised six years ago. ST PHOTO: DESMOND WEE
SINGAPORE - The National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) is calling for Central Provident Fund (CPF) contribution salary ceilings to be reviewed to ensure middle-income workers have enough retirement funds in their accounts.
……Read full article on The Straits Times - Singapore
Singapore Employment CPF
Comments
Leave a comment in Nestia App
半颗糖 20/02/2022
Its a double edge sword, business may feel costs too high and move away.
Reply
Choc_Divine 18/02/2022
not logic, if fall sick who pay? how much? can go on or not life without $? ---> best way for older workers to save for retirement is for them to stay employed and remain in their jobs longer.
Reply
Ah Keng 18/02/2022
早上好🌞good morning everyone and🥰
Reply
Usere33e 17/02/2022
Moral Of the story is like work longer more CPF and raise age and take later ?
Reply
One-stop lifestyle app dedicated to making life in Singapore a breeze!
chickenfeet 20/02/2022
I find that it is a mockery for gahmen to raise CPF contributions but not setting the minimum wage model. Both are increasing costs to the company but the hikes fall into different channel. If you don't want to burden the companies in these bad times, then don't do it at all. A 1% across the board for all senior employees could mean alot for an SME which are companies which mostly engage them.
Reply